National Representatives Listing for AP Dispatches
The notice lists Laverizen Thompson Inc offices in New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Kansas City St Louis Atlanta and more as part of Associated Press copyright and republication rights. It also notes membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulations and post office registration in Lawrence Kansas.
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Laverizen & Thompson, Inc
New York
West 44Th St
Chicago
North
Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Kansas City
St Louis
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Government vaults and faith in Kentucky gold
A brief column contrasts a religious quote with criticism of a government gold vault in Kentucky. It speculates the vault may become unnecessary under the current administration, comparing it to a wallet no longer needed by the average person.
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Kentucky
Thiu
Political entanglements in HOLC loan repayments play into government business
The HOLC report notes borrowers threaten foreclosures with political action, signaling how government lending blends with politics. It cites civil service pressures and political influence shaping loan outcomes, warning of future complications as government ventures into private business amid unstable policies.
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Home Owners Loan Corporation
HOLC
Treason Defined Under Nazi and Dictatorship Rule
An analysis notes that under new German law treason covers opposition to Nazi actions and critiques of fascist or communist one party rule. It argues dictatorships centralize power, fear overthrow, and justify repressive policies that fuel future dissent, and it warns against importing European policy into the United States while discussing air conditioning moisture control.
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Altho
Europe
New Deal devices fail to deliver wealth sharing outcomes
The fragment discusses ineffective de humidifying and weather related issues, critiques federal plans to distribute wealth, notes navigational costs on the Missouri river, barge line hopes for ICC orders, and questions why vacation halves differ in length. It mentions Kan sas City, St. Louis, and federal barge lines with a tone of skeptical analysis.
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Missouri River
Kansas City
St. Louis
Federal
Interstate Commerce Commission
Old Home Town Cars to Park in Street in Lawrence
Massachusetts street from Sixth to Eleventh will be blocked for mid street parking to align traffic with new asphalt surface as Mayor Holliday announced. Parking rule takes effect Thursday morning. Lawrence Day honors at the twenty fifth Old Settlers Reunion in Oskaloosa.
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Massachusetts Street
Sixth
Eleventh Street
Frank M. Holliday
Lawrence
Old Settlers
Oskaloosa
Oskeloosa
C. P. Radcliffe
Merchant's Association
Frank Dunkisy
Burgner-on- man-Matthews Lumber Company
Seave
Cottonwood Falls
Mr. Dunkley
Robert Peterson
Lawrence Yard
Clara Crum
City Hospital
Junction City
Miss Crum
J. F. Crum
Sarah Muzzy
North Seventh St
Bernice Graeber
Tenn, Street
Elise Carter
Topeka
Bridge
A. W. Lamb
S. K. Heflin
Missouri
Arkansas
Free Vaudeville Show at Woodlawn Park Tonight
Twenty five years ago on Monday August 5 a free outdoor vaudeville program will feature Anna Scott famed Ringling Bros star in a rolling globe act and Tazarro the juggler with a live band. Earlier the day preliminary work began on the county hospital near Lawrence with a bond of 69000 dollars.
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Woodlawn Park
Anna Scott
Ringling Bros
Tazarro
New County Hospital
Lawrence
Forty Years Ago Construction Starts With Petty Bond Filings
Forties years ago reports show J. H. Petty from Paola arriving to stake the site and organize excavation for the cellar. He filed bonds totaling 690 dollars as work begins, with a ballot of local Republican candidates listed for county offices and representatives. Joe Gans travels through Lawrence while ill, Delbert Morrison returns from a Texas-Mexico trip, and local events include resignations, church picnics, and workers moving between towns.
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J. H. Petty
Paola
Petty
Douglas County
H. E. Don Carlos
John M. Newlin
W. R. Green
C. E. Pearcy
Floyd Lawrence
Edw. T. Riling
Hugh Means
H. Carmean
C.R. Hawley
Lloyd Duffee
Chas. E. Moss
C. E. Engie
J. C. Walton
Gans
Lawrence Joe Gans
Dormer
Lawrence
Beltimore
Nelson
Delbert Morrison
Texas
Mexico
Washington News: Garner discipline and Perkins secret write
Washington column notes Vice President Garner’s unorthodox presiding style and his drive to discipline Huey Long. It states Madame Secretary Perkins secretly authored President Roosevelt’s Wagner Act statement, prompting chuckles. Also lists Saturday marriage licenses for Walter Olson and Margaret Grinstead, Clarence Lanphear and Lila Scott, and Orville Gold and Evelyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Perkins
Perkins
Labor Department
Roosevelt
Wagner
Labor Relations Board
L. H. Menger
Walter O. Olson
Margaret Grinstead
Lawrence
Clarence Lanphear
Lila Scott
McLouth
Judge Mengers
Orville
Deception, romance, and danger in Rex Moore saga
Rex and Laurie Moore pretend to be married to secure Rex’s job as a romance deepens. Albery vies for Laurie’s affection while a dangerous letter from London spurs Laurie’s sister Gladys to fear exposure. Laurie wrestles with love, trust, and impending consequences as Gladys’s love life entangles the sisters in a web of suspicion and secrecy.
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Rex
Laurie Moore
Mark Ashery
Altho Laurie
Albery
Laurie
Alex Moore
Rex Moore
Merk Albery
Gir
Gled
Ives
Gladys
London
S. E
Mr. Albery
Aame
Funng
Leunie
Glad
Jimmy Dallas
St. James’ Street
Eaene
Health note on rheumatic diseases and nutrition
A US association for rheumatic diseases reports the condition affects the whole body, not just joints. Emphasizes adequate nutrition, disease centers like tonsils, hygiene, rest, sunlight, joint care, and physical therapy to counteract muscle spasm, inactivity, and injury. Tomorrow normal blood pressure update.
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New York
Association
In laws vacation ends as 26 return from Colorado
Kansas City reports Dr. Thomas Richmond funded a 15 day trip for his wife's relatives. He said he liked them but dismissed the idea that in laws are hard to get along with. The group enjoyed a fish and raw meat diet during the trip.
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S. C. Thacher
P. E. Emery
Dr. Gifford
Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
G. W. Maffet
W.w.w.w.’S
Lawrence
Theodore Gardner
A. G. Alzich
Journal
Kansas City
Kan
Colorado
Thomas Richmond
Ironing by Mary Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly nearly dries his clothes as Mrs Quacko jokes about ironing edges. They press his garments with a hot stone and plan to meet the magician, traveling in the Two-Ways auto with Christopher Crow and awaiting food on the way to the magician’s house.
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North Pole
United States
Leningrad
North Passage
Northwest Passage
Willy Nilly
Mrs. Quacke| Duck
Willy Nilge
Mrs. Quacko
Christopher Columbus Crow
Christopher
Worden Community Notes of Visits and Births
Mr. and Mrs. Davis Patsy Philip and Miss Elisabeth Plam beck of Lawrence called on Mr. and Mrs. Carl Plambeck and daughter Antonette Tuesday evening. Many visitors from Worden attended events and hospital visits, including Mrs. Geiss returning from Kansas City. A baby girl was born Sunday morning July 28 to Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Nuffer. Several Baldwin and Lawrence trips and social calls are noted among neighbors and family.
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Davis Patsy
Philip
Elisabeth Plambeck
Lawrence
Carl Plambeck
Antonette
Yin Johanning
John Stoebener
Charles Geiss
Bell Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Worden
Jake Sheets
Richland
Martha Niebrugge
Elise Haas
Norma
Pauline St
O. J. Nuffer
Katherine Wilson
Ernest, Tingle
Henry
Mary Stoebener
Wilson
Glen Schwartz
Elmer Lutz
Centropolis
William Niehragge
Pauline Stoebener
Lucas Fleer
Marie
Ben Horst
Lee Long
Colorado
Sophia Albright
Bethel
Sophie Schwartz
Clara
Hattie
Katherine. Wilson
Qty
W. H. Hornberger
Philadelphia man captures chicken thief suspect with six birds
A Philadelphia patrolman stopped a man carrying a bag and, after a squawk from the bag, found six chickens with their tails chopped off. One still screamed as the officer reported the yard main event and the birds lay scattered amid the scene.
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Philadelphia
McCloskey
Radio Programs Schedule Nightly Aug 5 6:00 to Midnight
A dense listing of radio programs across KMBC WREN WDAF KMBC etc for Monday August 5 and Tuesday August 6 detailing times and show names from musical variety to orchestras. Notable items include Tony and Gus Abe Lyman's Orch Henry King’s Orchestra and Midnight Headlines.
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KMBC
Wren
Dot
Will
WDAF
Damuerov
Boake Waapetee Oie
Glen Island Casing Orch
Marty
Wren— Minstrels Rac Radio Theatre
WDAE
Mereath
Wilson's
Princeas
Pat
Wayne King
KMEC
Smeger
KMGC
Tito
Amon
Andy
Harold Stern
Tatver
Tony
Gus
Abe Lyman
FSO Ween Bay
Wren—Shandor
Ems3c
Berst Block
Riley
Aew House
Henry King
MBC
Ted Weems
WHEN
Eaue Duchina Orch
Cavalier Hotel
Lincoln Tavern
PGGO
Manhattan
Jackie Heller
Dot and
Wilk
Jack Armstrong
KXIBC
Boake Carter
Mario Cozzi
Eno
KNBC
Jeanette Nolan
Edgar
Lud Gluskin
N.T.G
Eddie Duchin
F. L. Kloeb
Carl, Stevpnagle
Budd
Don_ Caesar de
Bogan Wren
Normandie
Jerry Cooper
Louis Prima
Amos
N’ Andy
Dorsey Bros
KMAC
Tacer
Dodge
Carl Hoff
Joe Reichman
Ted Fio-Rito
Seattle Symphony Orch
Joe Rine
Braihmoor Club
Glen Lee
Willowick Cinb Orch
KMIBC
Social visits and calls across Topeka and Lawrence
The article lists numerous social calls and visits: Walter Schwartz and Alfred Lyons in Lawrence. Earnest Tingle from Lawrence visiting Mrs. Sophia Schwartz, Clara, and Hattie. Duston family from Topeka visiting Roy Schwalm. Anna Johanning and Ruth aiding Mrs. Albert Schwartz with threshers. Mrs. Ray Schwalm and Elmer Wintermantle with Norma Stoebener. Arthur Flory calling on Mrs. Sophia Schwartz. Dudley Gilges and family and Stoebener siblings visiting Lawrence. Roy Schwalm visiting Fred Heim. Arnold, Oscar, and Otto Stoebener and friends at Charles Warner’s. Oscar Schwartz’s rain-related chores. Gilbert Ages and Pete Goff in farm work. John Breithaupt and family, Elmer Wintermantle, and Quagenbush clan from Lawrence visiting the Schwalm home. Arnold, Norma, Oscar, and Otto Stoebener visiting Mrs. Sophia Schwartz and friends Wednesday evening.
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Ray Schwalm
Ruth Breithaupt
Fred Breithaupt
Imer Wintermantle
Crawford
John Stoebener
Edward Johanning
Martha Niebrugge
Lawrence
Sophia Schwartz
Clara
Hattie
Charles Geiss
Albert Schwartz
Louisa Schwartz
Worden
Topeka
Walter Schwartz
Alfred Lyons
Katherine Wilson
Earnest Tingle
Duston
Roy Schwalm
Anna Johanning
Ruth
Elmer Wintermantle
Norma Stoebener
Arthur Flory
Dudley Gilges and Sons
Gilbert and LaVerne
Arnold
Norma
Pauline Stoebener
Fred Heim
Oscar
Otto Stoebener
Charles Warner
Oscar Schwartz
Gilbert Ages
Pete Goff
John_Breithaupt
Quagenbush
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Washington
Herbert Plummer
Ice
Garner
Senate
Charlie Curtis
Maria” Dawes
Calvin Coolidge
Curtis
Dawes
Coolidge
Huey Long
Cutie
Coralle Stanton
Tomorow
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The
Associated Press
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Lawrence National Bank
Federal Banking Act of
First National Bank
the First Savings Bank
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